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Message: <blockquote data-quote="StreamOfTheSky" data-source="post: 4870545" data-attributes="member: 35909">There's a few options, I suppose.Barbarian: Always helpful for melee monsters, especially if your DM allows the pounce ability from lion totem (C.Champion).Druid: Your spellcasting is a lost cause, but a few levels of it can be helpful.  The main reason would be to take the PH2 shapeshifter variant.  Assuming you can combine that WITH your hybrid form...  Otherwise, Wildshape takes too long to be worth taking a class for.Warshaper: Prestige class from C.Warrior, gives crazy benefits to you while in a different form (bear or hybrid).Monk: Flurry is independent of BAB in 3.5, you simply get one or more attacks on a full attack with your unarmed strike or special monk weapons, with a -2 penalty (eventually goes away) on all attack rolls that round.  As a monk, you'd do a flurry with unarmed strikes, and then use all your natural weapons as secondary attacks (-5 to hit, -2 if you can get Multiattack, and half str to damage).  A pretty good class, overall.  Be sure to have the druid cast greater magic fang on you, for the version that gives +1 to all your natural weapons (including unarmed since you're a monk), if you have one in the party.Tome of Battle classes: Arguably (I think it's fine at least when it's PCs paying dearly for the ECL, and not 30 HD dragons that are CR 12 or whatever) racial HD should count like non-adept class levels, so you could count half those bear HD towards your initiator level, and be decent at martial maneuvers.</blockquote>

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